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- Tullahoma uses four home runs to eliminate Clarksville National at 12-year old Little League State Tournament
- APSU named “Great College to Work For” for Third Straight Year
- Clarksville Police reports Smei Truck Hauling Bee Hives crashes closing I-24 between State Line and Exit 1
- Agero in Clarksville to increase hirings to Support Growing Roadside Assistance Service Business
- Fort Campbell MWR to hold Hocus Pocus Magic Show at D.W. Recreation July 27th, 2014
- Tennessee Titans begin Training Camp this Friday, July 25th
- Austin Peay State University football picked ninth at OVC Media Day
- Pledge your support this weekend at the Clarksville Downtown Market; Donate School Supplies, Shop Fresh Produce
- Karns, South Nashville reach finals of winner’s bracket at 12-year old Little League State Tournament
- Prove It Clarksville: Day Seven: Chillin’ Out
- Congressional candidate Credo Amouzouvik on the Campaign Trail; speaks at Clarksville Forum today
- NASA tests Free-Flying SPHERES in hopes they can perform Housekeeping jobs for Astronauts
- Gavin Hams pitches gem for Clarksville National versus Spring Hill to stay alive in 12-year old Little League State Tournament
- Nashville Sounds edged by Colorado Springs in home opener 5-2
- Johnson City rallies in top of sixth to defeat Morristown American 5-3 in elimination game held in Clarksville
- Governor’s Square Mall ready for Back-To-School Season
- Austin Peay State University Growth rate brings need for Crosswalks, APSU Physical Plant finds Solar Solution
- Silent Witness Project recognized in Tennessee House Resolution
- Clarksville Police Department Saturation Patrol Statistics from July 18th-19th, 2014
- Clarksville Gas and Water issues Richardson Street Road Closure update; Water Outage
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APSU Extended Ed offers spring classes; early registration discount on selected
Clarksville, TN – Develop a new skill, explore a new idea, learn a new language, or seek a new career with one of the spring classes from Austin Peay State University’s Center for Extended and Distance Education. Register early and receive a 10 percent discount on selected courses.
Preregistration is required for each course. «Read the rest of this article»
Afghan National Army takes charge at Observation Post Mace
Written by U.S. Air Force Capt. Peter Shinn
Task Force Bastogne
Kunar Province, Afghanistan – The Afghan National Army took an important step toward taking responsibility for the nation’s security when it assumed control of Observation Post Mace from the U.S. Army December 21st.
ANA soldiers now safeguard the post and surrounding area, in accordance with the way ahead laid out in the Lisbon Plan to transfer security responsibility to Afghan forces.
A noncommissioned officer with Troop C, 1st Squadron, 32nd Cavalry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division prepares to lower the American flag during a transfer-of-authority ceremony at Observation Post Mace, as U.S. and Afghan National Army troops look on Dec. 21st. (Photo by U.S. Air Force Capt. Peter Shinn, Task Force Bastogne)
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Consumer Reports Poll: Americans will spend almost two days on Holiday Activities
Holiday shopping, wrapping, partying, and more prove to be time-consuming for most
Yonkers, NY – Ever wonder how much time we devote to celebrating the winter holidays? A recent Consumer Reports Holiday Shopping Poll found that the average American expects to spend about 42 hours buying, wrapping, and returning gifts, as well as partying and traveling to visit family and friends.
The full results of this latest poll are available at www.ConsumerReports.org. «Read the rest of this article»
Shear Madness Studio Opens
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Chamber of Commerce made it official last week when they cut the ribbon to open a new business called Shear Madness Hair Studio, located at 2150 Wilma Rudolph Blvd.
Owner, Claudia George has been a hair artist since 2007 and opened Claudia’s Hair Salon in 2009. This year she changed the name to Shear Madness when she was joined by two other hair Artists; Annette Catalano-Joplin and Angie Henley.
Claudia George, owner of Shear Madness, cuts the ribbon to officially open her new business, located at 2150 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. Suite 8, while members of the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce look on.
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STIHL Inc. Recalls Chain Saws Due to Laceration Hazard
Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed.
It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Recalled STIHL chain saw.
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Big Drop: Lifeliners deliver pallets of food, gifts to troops
Written by U.S. Army Spc. Adam L. Mathis
17th Public Affairs Detachment, Task Force Gladiator
Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan – Three days before Christmas Brian Burrell of Pensacola, FL, wasn’t at home with his family or on vacation in a sunny locale, he was rapidly descending toward the ground in Afghanistan in a Casa 212 airplane.
The plane’s descent stopped roughly 150 feet above the ground and the back door opened. A buzzer sounded and Burrell, a civilian loadmaster at Bagram Airfield, pulled a lever and parachutes deployed as pallets stacked with food and gifts from the United States slid out the back of the plane, headed to the grateful servicemembers of Forward Operating Base Joyce.
Pallets of supplies that include donations from the Fort Campbell, KY, can be seen at Forward Operating Base Joyce during the “Big Drop” by 101st Sustainment Brigade, Task Force Lifeliners, 101st Airborne Division, Dec. 22nd. The drop was made by air in an effort to reduce the number of convoys and, thus, possible improvised explosive attacks. (Photo by U.S. Army Spc. Adam L. Mathis, 17th Public Affairs Detachment)
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Holiday mail run: Red Bulls Soldiers get last-minute packages
Written by By U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Matson
Task Force Red Bulls Public Affairs
Laghman Province, Afghanistan – It was a week before Christmas.
Some of the Soldiers of Company E, 1st Battalion, 133rd Infantry Regiment, talked of a snowstorm back home in Iowa. However, on Forward Operating Base Mehtar Lam in eastern Afghanistan, they laughed as they tossed a University of Iowa Hawkeyes football back and forth on a beautiful, sunny, 70-degree day December 18th.
The Soldiers were relaxing before going on one of the last mail runs before Christmas. There are only a few hundred Soldiers on FOB Mehtar Lam, and even less on combat outposts Najil, Kalagush and Xio Haq, the places where some of the mail would eventually be delivered. «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee Commerce Bank Delivers Christmas to Fort Campbell Families
Nashville, TN - For the fifth consecutive year, employees of Tennessee Commerce Bank adopted families of enlisted soldiers at Fort Campbell and provided Christmas gifts for them. Each family provided a wish list of items.
Tennessee Commerce Bank employees purchased and wrapped items for the families.
Pictured loading gifts for delivery to Fort Campbell are: Joey Bynum, Jermaine Haltom, Mark Proctor, Bill Coleman, Chris Bick, Art Helf, Martin Zorn, Doug Rogers, SGT Glen Strickler, Mike Sapp, SFC Nick Guilbeau, Teresa Welbeck, Beth Brown, Brenda Williamson, and Mary Lankford Benson.
Nearly One in Five Americans haven’t even started Christmas Shopping Yet
Consumer Reports Last-Minute Shopping Poll
Yonkers, NY – While more than half (56%) of Americans had dutifully completed their holiday shopping by December 19th, nearly one in five hadn’t even begun. As a result, those stragglers will be out in force on Christmas Eve, with an estimated 10 percent of consumers hitting the malls in a last-ditch attempt to beat the deadline, according to a nationally representative Consumer Reports Holiday Shopping Poll.
With the countdown running to the 25th, more than half of the dawdlers (51%) think there’s still plenty of time. Money concerns were cited as a key reason for their late start, but 21% are putting it off simply because they can’t stand to shop. The full results of the poll are available at www.ConsumerReports.org. «Read the rest of this article»
November Unemployment Rate 9.4 Percent
Seasonally Adjusted Rate Remains Unchanged From The Previous Month
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Commissioner of Labor & Workforce Development James Neeley announced today Tennessee’s unemployment rate for November was 9.4 percent, unchanged from the October rate. The national unemployment rate for November 2010 was 9.8 percent, 0.2 percentage point higher than the previous month.
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